Renato Veiga is likely to leave Chelsea this month with a number of clubs looking to sign the Portugal international. Veiga is already being targeted by Borussia Dortmund, but face competition for his signature from teams in the Premier League,

Renato Veiga wants to play center back so badly that he would be willing to leave Chelsea in January, but not nearly so badly that he would be willing to leave Chelsea for good. He only wants a little break,

The Renato Veiga transfer rumour has turned into a saga in just a matter of days, and the latest development is an odd one.There were only faint whispers about the defender wanting to leave a week

Why Renato Veiga wants out of Chelsea just six months after joining has been revealed, with reports also detailing how much the Blues are asking from Borussia Dortmund

Chelsea defender Renato Veiga is only interested in leaving the club on loan in January, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Chelsea defender Renato Veiga wants to leave the club for game time, and Borussia Dortmund are interested in his services.He reportedly wants to play as a centre-back and is unhappy with the utility

Borussia Dortmund have reached a verbal agreement with Chelsea defender Renato Veiga ahead of a potential transfer in January, according to reports. The Portuga

Chelsea star Renato Veiga has agreed to join Borussia Dortmund and Fabrizio Romano has provided a key reason behind his desire to leave Stamford Bridge.

The Blues spent €14 million (£12m/$15m) to land Veiga from FC Basel in the summer, but they are now prepared to sell him after just six months as Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund push to sign him,

However, journalist Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Veiga is not considering a permanent departure from Chelsea but prefers to leave on loan for six months. He reportedly believes in the Blues’ long-term project and only wants to get playing time in his preferred position.

Renato Veiga Set for January Departure from ChelseaRenato Veiga’s time at Chelsea appears to be nearing an end as multiple clubs across Europe express interest in securing the services of the